Geoff Woo

Or like, how did you, in terms of like what to spend time on, what to do in comparison to something at Beast's operation.

It's interesting because there are a lot of people who will get big, but not be super durable.

Whereas you just mentioned you and your brother and Jimmy is the ones that really struck out.

And I'm curious why some people get big for a period of time, but, and I'll hear about them.

They're being on TikTok, they're being on some platform, but I don't hear about them years later.

Like it's

To the end, you just said people need to figure out how to monetize.

How have you figured out what's worth doing from a business perspective and what's not worth doing?

For example, I don't know if you've been in feature films yet or had major roles.

Should you be doing that or is that a waste of time?

There's a whole set of activities where you could do it.

You'd have some special access or opportunity to do it.

People might be telling you you should do it.

How do you think about that?

But is all good press good press or most attention good attention?

Or when you look at some of the controversial moments that you guys have been through or that you see other people in through, do you think that they have been successful in spite of those moments or because of the instinct that led to those moments?

Or how do you think about in this new era of attention?

Yeah, this question.

I want to understand this new media environment by analyzing a couple people.

Can you guys explain Clavicular?